Corte Pistolas JPX

El alcalde de San Pedro del Pinatar, Pedro Javier Sánchez, y el concejal de Policía Local, han hecho entrega a los agentes de Policía Local de las 47 pistolas incapacitantes adquiridas para el servicio de Policía Local, una inversión que mejora los recursos en materia de seguridad. El alcalde ha explicado que se trata de un recurso que mejora la capacidad de intervención de los agentes, ya que este arma no letal proyecta una carga de gas pimienta hacia el individuo, facilitando su detención en casos de conductas agresivas o violentas, también permite abordar de manera más efectiva y segura acciones de emergencia, aumentando la seguridad y autoprotección de la Policía Local.

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